Drawing the head for animation
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- I talk about how I draw the head for animation, using a method inspired by Andrew Loomis.
Proko with the Loomis Method:
• Quickly Draw Heads wit...
Ultimate Anatomy with Marc Brunet
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Figure Drawing for All it's Worth by Andrew Loomis:
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The Complete Introduction to 2D Animation
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My Photoshop actions for auto-matte and toning
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Equipment I use:
Drawing Tablet: Wacom Cintiq 22HD: www.wacom.com/...
Software I use:
Animation - TVPAINT
Animation - Adobe Flash/Animate CC, ToonBoom
Compositing - After Effects
Painting and Illustration - Photoshop
Video Editing - Premiere
3D - BLENDER Кино
i love your tutorial videos because you give multiple methods! most videos give you the one they prefer and stretch it to the 10 minute mark, but your videos are densely packed with information which i appreciate greatly :)
Perfect timing! I'm working on a shortfilm, your videos are always so useful :>
I have been watching many of your tutorials from the past twelve days,and I can say that you make a really great work. To Hanks a lot for bring this useful content.
I like that the title says „drawing heads *for animation“* because there are many different ways to approach drawings, none of which are „wrong“, but each one is better suitable for different goals/styles etc.
For example, in animation you need to draw the same thing over and over from different perspectives comparatively quickly whereas a portrait focuses on accuracy and details and it is not really important to be able to rotate the head
I think more tutorial titles should specify for what technique they are for :)
Edit: finished watching the video and he also kinda mentions this in the video ^^. I really like this specification since it makes the variety of art content less confusing for beginner artists, I think 😊.
Im making a tv show and i watch you alot!
Your only video is a Fortnite fifa meme.
I don’t know if I’d enjoy your show
@@EchoRUclips can you chill out 😕 Captain Jason is doing something fun, nobody needed the unprovoked bitterness of your comment...
Goodluck making your show
I love way you explained it , normaly i dont get a thing from tutorials now all of a sudden i can draw faces
As someone struggling to draw (and animate) mega man, seeing you use volnutt as a reference will help me alot. Tysm
Your videos are so good! I think you provide helpful advices in a simple and effective way.
For example, having learned to draw without lessons, I'd never really understood the point of looking into the loomis method once you're not a begginer anymore.
Yet I so often struggle to find the right proportions for faces and spend a lot of time changing the position and size of elements to make them look better.
Now, thanks to you, I clearly understand what I could gain from studying face construction with loomis
I still struggle to draw the nose from Proko's videos XD.
Thanks for the tutorial and resources
your channel is a goldmine thanks sir
8:58 😄 best part ever. I mean...
Buahahaha 😭
Thank you, I needed this!
Cool intro 😎 0:05
It worked thank you
1:42 saved
Thank you for knowledge master 🙏
I like drawing your head hehe
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a really big help!!!!! thank youu!!
Could you provide a source for the head references you used in 3:50? They look really useful!
I second this!
I looked up "head angles photo reference" on google and found it, its from pinterest.
Nice video! Anyway, is it better to have reference from real head photos or from a drawing for beginner?
Thanks for the video! What source were you using for those reference pictures?
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